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Travelers from Gulf countries or those holding residence permits/visas from GCC states (United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain) should have the following: 1. Valid Passport or Travel Document — Your passport must be valid for the duration of your stay, and ideally for at least several months beyond your entry date. 2. Valid GCC Visa or Residence Permit — If you are a resident of a Gulf country, your residence permit or visa (especially if it is multiple-entry) must be valid on the date of entry into Georgia. o Note: For citizens of some countries (see below), the GCC visa or residence permit must be valid for at least one year at the time of entering Georgia. Civil Georgia+2uae.mfa.gov.ge+2 3. Proof of Accommodation — Hotel reservation or invitation, showing where you will stay during your visit. uae.mfa.gov.ge 4. Return or Onward Ticket — Evidence of departing Georgia by the end of your permitted stay. uae.mfa.gov.ge 5. Travel / Health Insurance — Coverage for the period of your stay. uae.mfa.gov.ge 6. Sufficient Financial Means — Proof that you can cover your expenses during your visit.
Georgia is a year-round destination. Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) offer mild weather and beautiful scenery, ideal for cultural tours and wine experiences. Summer is perfect for mountain adventures and the Black Sea coast, while winter is best for skiing and snowboarding in resorts such as Gudauri and Bakuriani.
The national currency is the Georgian Lari (GEL). Currency exchange is available at banks, exchange offices, and ATMs throughout the country.
Yes. Georgia is considered one of the safest countries for international travelers, with a welcoming atmosphere and hospitable culture.
The official language is Georgian. However, English and Russian are commonly spoken in major cities and tourist areas.
Visitors are encouraged to try khinkali (dumplings), khachapuri (cheese bread), mtsvadi (grilled meat), pkhali (vegetable pâté), and the country’s world-renowned wines and sweets such as churchkhela.
Georgia offers various transportation options including taxis, ride-hailing apps (Bolt, Yandex), buses, minibuses (marshrutkas), and a metro system in Tbilisi. Car rentals and private tours are also available for flexible travel.
Yes, local SIM cards are widely available from providers such as Magti, Geocell, and Beeline, offering affordable data packages and reliable coverage across the country.
On average, travelers may spend between 40–70 USD per day, covering mid-range accommodation, meals, and local transportation. Costs vary depending on travel style and activities.
Highlights include the capital city Tbilisi, the historic town of Mtskheta, the wine region of Kakheti, the mountains of Kazbegi and Svaneti, the Black Sea city of Batumi, and popular resorts such as Borjomi and Gudauri.